Immigration & Naturalization

The prospect of immigrating to America is confusing and overwhelming to most hopefuls. The media can make it seem even more daunting by opting to focus on the difficulties of immigration instead of its positive aspects. Like many, you may believe no one wants you to...

In an increasingly interconnected world, immigration is a topic of constant debate and evolution. The United States has a long history of being a land of opportunity and hope for people worldwide, making it vital to comprehend the intricacies of immigration laws and...

The naturalization test is an important step in the U.S. citizenship process. It is designed to assess an applicant's knowledge of the U.S. government, history, and English.  If you or someone in your family is preparing to take this test, it is important to study and...

In an era where immigration issues are at the forefront of global discussions, the United States of America continues to be a destination sought after by individuals seeking asylum. The process of seeking asylum is intricate, with strict guidelines and requirements....

Humanitarian parole refers to the ability of those from outside the U.S. to seek up to two years in the U.S. to escape from the country they are in on urgent humanitarian grounds. It can also be used if bringing someone into the U.S. will be of significant benefit to...

 The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)  allows those married to U.S. citizens to apply for a family-based immigrant visa (immediate relative). However, due to the possibility of entering the marriage to avoid immigration laws, the department requires...

Are you a permanent resident of the United States, holding a green card and wondering if there are any benefits to becoming a U.S. citizen? Is it worth applying for U.S. citizenship when you already possess a green card? Acquiring U.S. citizenship can be life...

Sometimes, immigrants want to come to the United States because they aren’t safe in their home country. This may make it impossible for them to wait for the lengthy immigration process to complete.  Fortunately, there are two options they might qualify for – temporary...

Immigration is one of the most challenging things non-citizens usually experience, and cases involving green cards are among the leading matters. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is careful when it comes to green cards - they want to give this...

Love has no boundaries. People from different countries and continents can meet, fall in love and marry. The U.S. Immigration and Citizenship Services (USCIS) does its best to help U.S. citizens/ green card holders live with their non-citizen spouses permanently in...